Talk:Too Much Joy

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Weird Al anecdote

I've never heard of this band until today, but if anyone's looking for more trivia to add to the article, here's a piece from the February 1999 edition of "Ask Al", a regular feature that "Weird Al" Yankovic does on his official website:

Jimmy Bonomo of New York City, CA asks: What's the real story behind you jumping up on stage with Too Much Joy?

A few years ago I went to a Too Much Joy concert at a club on the Sunset Strip. Since I was a big fan of the group, I was right in front of the stage, jumping up and down and singing along. The bass player noticed me and reached out his hand. I thought he wanted a handshake, but he pulled me right up on stage with him. From what I remember, I sang the next song with the band (I believe I might have had my leg behind my head for part of it)… and the lead singer got so jealous of all the attention I was getting from the crowd that he stripped completely naked right on stage![1]

Tim Quirk now

Tim Quirk is now vice president for music programming for Rhapsody (online music service). (Two citable sources: [2], [3].) Does that merit a mention? - Jmabel | Talk 04:16, 19 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Acoustic EP?

There was an EP called 'Besides' that sould be in the discography. Does anyone know anything about it? it contained, among others, "take a lot of drugs" and "King of beers"... Fierogt (talk) 20:15, 3 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Removed Unnecessary use of word "Ironically" in Bozo the Clown section

If anything, it's not ironic at all.-97.112.204.86 (talk) 05:00, 9 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]